Firing the Good Samaritan - Colin Bruley's story

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Being a Good Samaritan comes naturally to some people - unselfishly helping others is a virtue, not a transgression. But as Colin Bruley found last week, altruism can also lead to getting fired. So it's no surprise that we find an increasing number of people turning away when others are in need.

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